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MMM-KitchenTimer - Touch-friendly countdown timer
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Description:
A newly refreshed fork of MMM-KitchenTimer, a responsive, touch-friendly countdown timer for MagicMirror².
It provides a large countdown display, configurable quick-duration presets, and accessible controls for touch, mouse, and keyboard. Tap the time display to pause or resume the countdown, and use the Reset or Dismiss control to cancel the timer or silence its alarm.
The module supports compact and full-screen layouts, optional alarm and button sounds, and reliable wall-clock timing. Active timers continue running and can finish while the module is hidden by page-management modules such as MMM-pages.
MMM-KitchenTimer also provides incoming and outgoing MagicMirror notifications. Other modules can start, add time to, pause, resume, reset, or dismiss the timer. Semantic state notifications make it possible to integrate voice assistants, smart lights, MQTT bridges, physical controls, notification centers, and other automations without embedding hardware-specific behavior in the timer.
This is a maintained fork of the module originally created by Tom Short, published with his permission. The original MIT attribution and existing configuration compatibility have been preserved.
Screenshots:
Download:
https://github.com/bwente/MMM-KitchenTimer
Installation:
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules git clone https://github.com/bwente/MMM-KitchenTimer.git
Version 1.0.1
- Keep active timers and completion events running while hidden
- Improve compatibility with page-management modules such as MMM-pages
Version 1.0.0
- Modernized the original module as a maintained MagicMirror² module
- Added large, touch-friendly controls
- Added configurable quick-duration presets
- Added tap-to-pause and resume behavior
- Added compact and full-screen layouts
- Added incoming timer-control notifications
- Added outgoing semantic state and progress notifications
- Preserved the original configuration options and MIT attribution
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